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Trump's beef import plan raises questions for local Central Oregon ranchers and suppliers
Trump's beef import plan raises questions for local Central Oregon ranchers and suppliers
Trump's beef import plan raises questions for local Central Oregon ranchers and suppliers

Published on: 08/23/2026

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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- President Donald Trump plans to temporarily allow up to 300,000 additional metric tons of imported ground beef into the U.S. at a lower tariff rate, saying it could help reduce prices for consumers. National cattle groups warn the plan could hurt American ranchers. KTVZ's Claire Elmer is reaching out to Central

News Source : https://ktvz.com/news/central-oregon/2026/08/23/trumps-beef-import-plan-raises-questions-for-local-central-oregon-ranchers-and-suppliers/

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